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District 7 expects 5–7 students for Pathways; old boardroom repurposed as sensory gym
Summary
Chief Academic Officer Darla Ratzek said Pathways will start the school year with about 5 to 7 students and described adaptations in the former boardroom, including monkey bars, swings and padded flooring for individualized IEP goals.
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District 7 officials said Pathways will open this school year with a small initial cohort. "So starting the school year we're looking at 5 to 7 students in the building," said Darla Ratzek, Chief Academic Officer for the district, noting that each student will have individualized IEP goals the site will aim to meet.
Ratzek described the old boardroom, now a sensory gym: "There's gonna be monkey bars. There'll be some heavy, heavy weights like, sink in swings. There's other swings that are here, and we'll have other climbing apparatuses with also, the floor will be covered with mats." Officials said community donations provided furniture and equipment for the space.

